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Notary Public in Bacolod City

Fast, secure, and legally compliant notarial services by Atty. Bryan Villarosa. Officially commissioned by the Bacolod Regional Trial Court to serve Bacolod City, Talisay City, Murcia, and Don Salvador Benedicto (DSB)
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Location: #202, 2F, Capitol Subdivision Inc. Building,
16th Lacson Street, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental.

Commission Details: NP No. 0157-27 | Valid until December 31, 2027.

For our available hours, check below.

Documents We Notarize

We provide drafting and notarization services for a wide range of legal and commercial documents, ensuring they are valid, binding, and compliant with the 2004 Rules on Notarial Practice.

  • Real Estate & Property: Deeds of Absolute Sale, Contracts to Sell, Deeds of Donation, and Extrajudicial Settlements of Estate.
  • Business & Corporate: Secretary’s Certificates, Articles of Incorporation, Commercial Contracts, and Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs).
  • Representation: Special Power of Attorney (S.P.A.) and General Power of Attorney (G.P.A.).
  • Personal & Legal Declarations: Affidavits of Loss, Affidavits of Discrepancy, Oaths, and Jurats.
  • Personal Data Sheet (PDS)
  • Real Estate Mortgage Documents

What to Bring Before Your Visit

(1) To protect you from fraud and to comply with Supreme Court regulations, all signatories must appear in person at our Bacolod office (or in a designated place within Talisay City, Murcia, or DSB by request).

(2) Bring an unsigned and integrally complete document. (E.g., if your Affidavit enumerates annexes, kindly attach all corresponding annexes)

(3) Please bring at least ONE (1) valid, unexpired government-issued ID bearing your photograph and signature:

  • Passport
  • Driver’s License
  • UMID / SSS ID
  • PRC ID
  • PhilID (National ID)
  • Voter’s ID

(Note: Cedula/Community Tax Certificate is no longer accepted as the sole proof of identity for notarization).

Notice: A Notary Public is legally prohibited from notarizing a document if the person signing is not physically present, or if the document contains blank spaces to be filled in after notarization. We strictly adhere to the 2004 Rules on Notarial Practice.